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"Long hair has been popular since the 1950s when surfers started sporting the look as a sort of anti-fashion statement. Although it was&amp;nbsp;soon abandoned for more buttoned-up hairstyles,&amp;nbsp;the look has had a number of resurgences, like&amp;nbsp;in the past few years.&amp;nbsp;Danny DiMauro, a style consultant&amp;nbsp;for Baxter of California&amp;nbsp;in Los Angeles, said he's seen a steady uptick in the number of guys who ask how they&amp;nbsp;can achieve&amp;nbsp;longer, beachy locks. \"The trend is moving away from that&amp;nbsp;tapered, Don Draper look to a looser style,\" he says. \"I think guys just want something new but with a similar sense of nostalgia.\"\r\nBefore moving to the west coast last fall, DiMauro&amp;nbsp;helped Saturdays Surf NYC launch its urban-surf magazine&amp;nbsp;after meeting the brand's founder, Colin Hunter, in Montauk's surf scene.&amp;nbsp;\"We're definitely going to see more guys experimenting with longer&amp;nbsp;hair, but I&amp;nbsp;think it'll stop&amp;nbsp;somewhere around&amp;nbsp;the shoulders,\" he says. \"Jesus hair is just too much work.\" Here's a round-up of&amp;nbsp;longer hairstyles&amp;nbsp;by some of today's&amp;nbsp;leading men.&amp;nbsp;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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